Governor Rick Snyder signed off on a measure that lets landlords prohibit medical marijuana patients from growing or smoking the drug on leased residential property. Jim Matthews has the story.
Read More »First Legislative Session Of 2017 In Lansing Today
The 99th legislative session begins at the Michigan Capitol today. Session will begin at noon. The new class of representatives, including 40 freshman reps, will be sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Justice Stephen Markman. The new House speaker will be Tom Leonard from Dewitt. Among the issues sure to …
Read More »Snyder Signs Bill To Ensure Clean Water
New legislation signed by Governor Rick Snyder says the state or federal government must provide alternative water supplies for those whose water is contaminated as a result of substances migrating from government owned property. The legislation was introduced after groundwater and wells at the former Wurtsmith Air Base in Oscoda …
Read More »Michigan Tech Names New V. P. for Finance
By Mark Wilcox, News Writer Michigan Technological University Michigan Technological University President Glenn Mroz has appointed Julie Seppala as vice president for finance. Her appointment was effective on Dec. 18. Previously, Seppala was appointed treasurer of the Board of Trustees, the executive director of financial services and operations and treasurer of …
Read More »Trooper Oliver Joins MSP Calumet Post
There’s a new face at the Michigan State Police Calumet Post. Alpena-native Trooper Michael Oliver has joined the post. Oliver is a recent graduate of the 131st Trooper Recruit School. He will be continuing his law enforcement training and working with field training officers at the Calumet Post for the …
Read More »Lock-Down Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
30-year-old Nile Nathan Rothenberger is facing a high misdemeanor charge of possession of marijuana on school grounds. The Atlantic Mine man pled Not Guilty at his arraignment in Houghton County Circuit Court Monday. Rothenberger was arrested in late November after officials at Houghton Elementary School complained to police that the …
Read More »Weekend-Only Exercise Better Than Nothing
It’s recommended that you get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise spread out during the week, such as walking 30 minutes five days a week. Now new research finds that people who got the recommended amount of exercise in just a day or two still reaped health benefits. Cardiologist …
Read More »Some Nurses Given Expanded Care Options
Governor Rick Snyder has signed legislation to expand the care some nurses can give. The law allows for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses such as nurse practitioners, certified nurse mid-wives and clinical nurse specialists, the ability to provide a wider range of medical services. Olivia McLaughlin is with the Michigan Council …
Read More »Ford Plans To Add More Electric Vehicles
Ford is adding more electric vehicles to its lineup. Kevin Layden, Electric Powertrain Engineer, says they have 13 new vehicles: Layden says they saw a 38 percent increase in sales involving their plug-in hybrids.
Read More »Chevy Bolt Wins Car Of The Year Award
The Chevy Bolt has snagged the annual award for the top car in North America. Kathy Beslic, Marketing Manager for Chevrolet Electric Vehicles, says this is very exciting for the company as the Bolt is the first all-electric car to win the Car of the Year award.
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